• @DaddleDew
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    701 month ago

    That is one technology that I don’t care if China steals secrets to make it happen faster.

    • Pennomi
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      841 month ago

      No need!

      The data gathered by EAST will support the development of other reactors, both in China and internationally. China is part of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) program, which involves dozens of countries, including the U.S., U.K. Japan, South Korea and Russia.

        • @raspberriesareyummy
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          311 month ago

          More humane like Nazi-America, or more humane like Warcrimes-Russia? Description unclear, please clarify.

          • guy
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            More humane as in respecting human rights I suppose

          • Lightor
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            61 month ago

            To clarify, what you’re doing is “what-aboutism”. Asking China to be more humane is not a comment on anything but China being more humane.

            • @[email protected]
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              They weren’t just asking China to be more humane, though. They were suggesting that China doesn’t deserve our cooperation because they are inhumane, which implies we have the moral high ground and is explicitly hypocritical. It isn’t whataboutism to point out hypocrisy.

              • Lightor
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                21 month ago

                There’s a lot of assuming, implying, and suggesting in that take. The original just said if they were more humane we would work with them.

                • @[email protected]
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                  11 month ago

                  You don’t at all see how that implies moral superiority? Or are you just giving them the benefit of the doubt?

                  The problem is holding China to a higher standard than we hold ourselves to.

                  • Lightor
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                    130 days ago

                    I mean I could see how you could get that but it’s not how I read it. I read it as they are not humane enough to effectively collaborate with.

                    I mean, listen, America is a huge hypocrisy so I’m not saying people aren’t doing that, I guess I just read it more literally.

            • @[email protected]
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              11 month ago

              Honestly China might start looking moderate compared to what I expect our new Dear Leader to do in the coming years.

            • @raspberriesareyummy
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              01 month ago

              Try to read up and understand what whataboutism means. Because you clearly didn’t get the point of my comment.

              • Lightor
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                11 month ago

                You brought up other societies as compared them to us. It’s the definition of what-aboutism, just read up on it again to make sure.

        • @[email protected]
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          41 month ago

          Is the argument here that China isn’t worthy of the United States’ cooperation? We here in the US need to get over ourselves and stop acting as if we have the moral high ground over everyone else. There are a lot of things about the US that are far from humane, and we do cooperate with countries that engage in far worse, often on our behalf. Our adversarial disposition towards China has nothing to do with human rights and everything to do with geopolitics.

        • XNX
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          21 month ago

          Yeah more humane like Israel… America has been installing dictators all around the world for decades what are you talking about? You think America cares about humanity? You cant even birth a child without a $10,000+ bill.

          America cares about moneyyyyy and nothing more

          • @[email protected]
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            81 month ago

            We topple democratically-elected leaders because it suits our economic plans. People downvoting the above comment don’t know shit about history. And that’s because our schools don’t accurately teach it.

        • @BigBenis
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          More like if they were willing to embrace capitalistic western values and bend over for America whenever we’re feeling frisky

          • @eric5949
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            51 month ago

            Thinking that china isn’t capitalist just because the ruling party has communist in the name is funny

            • @BigBenis
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              01 month ago

              Never said they weren’t. Just that it doesn’t align with capitalistic western values.

    • @[email protected]
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      121 month ago

      im pretty sure almost unilaterally, every country would like the solution to near infinite energy regardless. its extremely vital if as a species, ever want to start a colony outside of earth.

      the only people against it would be those in the pocket of other forms of energy monetary wise.